also to kristin with an update on traffic. >> good morning, everyone. let's start things off with a live look outside with what you can expect. this is creed more road and glenwood avenue. you can see things are moving smoothly right there. so no major issue in that area. we've got relatively quiet conditions on most of the roads around the area as well. let's look at our traffic map right now. one traffic update we just got. this has the eastbound lanes near the 95 interchange shut down right now. else's where, we have clear now. midnight to 5:00 a.m., the lake wheeler road ramp to i-40 westbound will be close forward paving but is expected to for the morning rush. we'll have more weather and traffic updates coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you. breaking news first in fayetteville. firefighters are battling a fire at joe's crab has been at north mcpherson first road. when firefighters arrived at the scene, they found flames and smoke coming from the building. no one was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire. breaking news this morning on the terror in brussels. let's get you up to date with the new developments. a manhunt is on. the suspect in the attacks is believed to be on the run. officials say other two seen in the security video died when they detonated explosives hidden inside of their bags. a belgian broadcaster identified the attackers as brothers. overnight, authorities continued searching a brussels suburb looking for more suspects connected to tuesday's attack. an explosive device containing discovered. a memorial is growing in the killed. at least 34 people died, hundreds more injured. the scene is reminiscent of the isis terror attacks that struck paris four months ago. so far, authorities have not two events. >> of course, a lot of people in our area travel overseas for work and vacation. while we haven't seen any immediate impacts here at the raleigh-durham international airport, travelers are aware. lauren haviland has more at the airport as well as amtrak. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i just checked rdu's flight tracker. it looks like everything is chanced for overseas. they have canceled flights to brussels for the next couple of days. they are offering refunds. rdu officials would not say if they were increasing security because of this, but there have been no shortage of tsa agents at the gate. passengers, most were, of course, aware of the attacks but didn't let it affect their travels. >> i certainly was not bowing to change my plans at all. that wasn't the case. i trust our national security. i trust our men in blue, our men in black, and i trust our government. >> reporter: now, we went also to the train station in raleigh. amtrak says they deployed more officers just as a precaution. we also checked with greyhound bus service. they say they have not added any additional security, and we of course are on alert. coming up at 6:30, hear from a north carolina native that is now living in brussels. back to you all. >> all right. our coverage of the belgian terror attacks continues right now on wncn.com. you'll find all of the stories in a special section of our web site. today, state lawmakers will block a charlotte ordinance over the bathroom. emma wright joins us live from the general assembly with more on this story. emma? >> reporter: the ordinance has been unpopular with some republican lawmakers who say they are going to do whatever it takes to overturn it under the ordinance, as you said, passed by the charlotte city council. people can use the bathroom of which the gender they identify with. this has been an ordinance that's been passed in other cities around the country. people who are opposed to it say that they don't think it is a good idea. people who are for it say it will help everyone feel safer and more included. >> reporter: we believe it would have a negative impact on businesses, particularly small businesses. >> i, for one, am tired of being told i cannot use the female dressing room. i for one am sick of getting my food spit in. hear from one of the charlotte city council members who initially voted for it. i'm emma wright. hillary clinton and donald trump were denied a sweep falling to rivals in other states. we turn to cbs's don champion who has the latest live look here in new york. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, beairshelle. in places like idaho and arizona yesterday, people have waited in long lines to weigh in on this presidential race while the democratic and republican front-runner got some crucial wins yesterday. they are not waking up with all of the momentum this morning. on the heels of what appears to have been record voter turnout, hillary clinton and donald trump grabbed big wins in arizona tuesday. afterwards in seattle, clinton reminded supporters what's at stake in this election. >> this is a contest between our future. >> reporter: rival bernie sanders won democratic caucuses in utah and idaho and declared his campaign is alive now more than ever. >> this campaign is doing as well as it is generating the kind of energy and excitement we're seeing here at san diego and all over this country. >> reporter: on the republican side, trump picked up all of arizona's 58 delegates, and ted cruz won utah's republican presidential caucus. as results poured in, the feud between the men escalated online when trump accused cruz in a tweet of using a racy gq shoot picture of his wife in an attack ad. trump then threatened "be careful, ted, or i will spill the beans on your wife." cruz said "donald, if you try the coward than i thought. hashtag #classless." this morning, there are two big developments for ted cruz. the first, it appears, he's going to be walking away with all of utah's 40 delegates instead of having to split them. that's because as the results continue to come in this morning, he is getting more than 50% of the vote there. also, within the past few minutes, cnn has reported that former florida governor and former rival jeb bush is now endorsing ted cruz in this race. that could be a key endorsement for cruz as he continues to try to close in on the delegate count with donald trump. beairshelle, back to you. >> don, thank you so much. we'll keep you updated on all things campaign 2016. 6:09 is your time now on this wednesday. there's been a lot of talk about aerial devices like drones lately. coming up, how one restaurant is going in another direction. >> plus, a new study shows the gender pay gap is more than real than ever money we'll break down the new numbers. are in the 40s and 50s compared to the 20s and 30s we had yesterday. 49 in ox forward right now. south hills, good morning. you are at 45. more on your forecast and the warm-up headed our way (vo) new tidy cats lightweight 4-in-1 fights mess right. attacks three strong litter box odors, plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. every home, every cat. . >> welcome back to cbs north carolina. it's now 6:11 on this wednesday morning. current temperature is 50 degrees. we'll still drop into the upper 40s before the sunrise happens around 7:14. then we warm things up by 9:00 this morning. bring get to that, here's a live picture from shaw university in downtown raleigh. beautiful skyline shot to start off your tuesday. let's get to those temperatures. in many cases, at least 15 degrees warmer than where we 49 in durham and henderson. 43 in sanford. i mentioned this already, but look at this. the compareton to where we were 24 -- the comparison to where we were 24 hours ago, we're 19 degrees warmer in roxboro, 18 degrees warmer in henderson. so a noticeable change as you get ready to head out the door this morning. we'll be at 47 at 8:00 a.m. a high today of 76 degrees. it is going to be breezy. wind gusts can be approaching 25 miles per hour. i'll have the breakdown on the gusty conditions and when you can expect rain coming up in your complete storm team forecast. stefan? a new study from job recruiter glass door says the vendor pay gap is real. women in the u.s. earn on average 24% less than men. when comparing workers with similar age, education and experience, the gap shrisks significantly with -- shrinks significantly. you against the zika virus. doing and 6:15 in this morning's top stories right now. the hunt continues for at least one of the suspects in yesterday's terror attacks overseas in belgium. earlier this morning, a belgian state broadcaster identified the two suicide attackers as authorities are searching for a the attack. new this morning, we learned the name of a woman killed in a crash on capital boulevard. 47-year-old michelle barlow was killed when a dump truck hit her minivan causing a chain reaction. the road was closed for hours following that crash. state lawmakers had to rally for a special session dealing with the controversial charlotte nondiscrimination ordinance. it allows transgenders to use the rest room of the gender with which they identify. health officials are outside of the country about the mosquito-borne zika virus. our investigative team found out when it comes to keeping tabs on mosquitoes here, the state hasn't exactly put its money where its mouth is. cbs north carolina's jonathan rodriguez has a preview of tonight's special report. >> zika is spread directly to human to human. >> it gives you fever, muscle aches, red eye and rash. >> we have it in all 100 counties of north carolina. they're coming. >> it lays its eggs in artificial containers and people's backyards, buckets, tarps, plant pots, et cetera. anywhere where a teaspoon of water will be. >> reporter: if you want to learn about mosquito-borne diseases, talk to assistant richards. >> it is scary to be bitten by mosquitoes these days. you never know what you what >> reporter: a peek inside of her lab may make you itch. right now she's studying the asian tiger mosquito. viruses. with that said, you might expect that the state is tracking these bugs, right? wrong. we asked dr. randall williams. does the state have the resources necessary to track mosquitoes? >> absolutely, we're putting that into place, jonathan. >> reporter: putting that into place because right now, it doesn't exist. >> certainly makes your skin crawl a little bit there. tonight at 6:00, we'll show you the impact the cut of funding has had and what the state is doing to fix this problem. pizza chain dominoes is testifying out a prototype any pizza lover out there would enjoy. his name is drew. he is the first commercial autonomous delivery vehicle designed to keep your food holt and your drinks cold. in australia. i like drew as long as he delivers my pizza and doesn't eat it. >> you never know. sometimes robots have a mind of their own. i am skeptical, too. >> that does look cool. let's get to the forecast. >> it's looking good out there. not as cold as where we were yesterday. that's good news as we start off our morning. here it is, a live picture from outside. 50 degrees. we're looking east. sunrise doesn't happen for about another hour around 7:14 this morning. here's your satellite radar. we are showing clear conditions. we are seeing a cloud or two along the virginia border, but it looks like those have moved out of the area. the current temperatures 52 in roxboro. 47 in siler city. sanford, you are at 43 while pinehurst and rayford are right now at 46 degrees. i want to break down the forecast hour by hour for you. we climb 10 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 68 at lunchtime today and then we're into the 70s after about 1:00. 76 our afternoon high. back to 73 by 6:00 p.m. this evening. it is going to be a breezy day for us. wind gusts could be approaching 25 miles per hour. now, not a lot going on in your future forecast today. expecting pretty sunny conditions so we'll fast forward. we continue with clear skies overnight. things start to change toll. we may see a cloud or two around the sunrise. as we head throughout the afternoon, seeing gradually partly to at times mostly cloudy skies, most of us should stay dry throughout the hours. looks like it will happen south and east of the triangle around sunset. had is friday morning at 5:30. rain starting to move through our area. it could continue through that fry morning commute. by friday afternoon, we should be on the dry side. as far as temperatures are concerned, look at this. warming today and tomorrow. that rain comes through it will drop us back to 70. still warmer than normal. 69 did i easter sunday. here's a look at your forecast for today. breaking it down by city for you. along the 95 corridor, we're talking mid-70s in rocky mount and wilson. smithfield and benson around 76. 76 here in raleigh. henderson and roxboro later today around 74. tonight mild with a low near 52. it's also going to be breezy at times. chance for rain late thursday into friday morning as we head into the weekend ahead. plenty of sunshine on saturday. we're looking at easter sunday pretty cloudy into the afternoon. look at this. it now looks like we'll start dry in the morning around 50 at 8:00 a.m. climbing to 62 by lunchtime. 69 our afternoon high. just a few showers on easter sunday. better rain chances into early next week. let's get a check on traffic. to do so, i'll send it to kristin. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we start things off with a live look outside right now. our dot camera from i-40 and nc54 and cary, traffic volumes have been increasing all morning. at this point along i-40, traffic is moving along fine outside. our traffic map is showing a few things we need to talk about this morning and tell you about here in johnston county around benson. a serious accident between exits 328 and 334 right after the i-95 interchange. we're waiting to hear more updates on the severity of the accident and when the roads will open. we have another minor accident here. this is in north raleigh, briar creek parkway. there is an accident near briar leaf rain. more weather and traffic updates coming up in a few minutes. the time is now 6:22. in the wake of yesterday's terror attacks, several cell coming up, what they are offering. >> plus, some good news may be on the horizon for lumber the latest on how that . free calls and texts in and out of brussels for the next few days. the free service is being offered in the attack that killed at least 30 people yesterday. the companies are aiming to make it easier for customers to connect loved ones in belgium. participating wireless carriers include at&t, verizon, t mobile, sprint, virgin mobile usa and boost mobile. are you in the market for a new car? a lamborghini perhaps. we'll get you right over to the exchange in new york to find out what we'll see from the car-makers. jill wagner is here. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, stefan. the new york auto show opens this week so look for a lot of big cars and suvs as gas prices remain low. hyundai is rolling out a new hybrid. lumber liquidators stock is soaring on news that the company agreed to pay about $2.5 million to settle allegations that some of its flooring violated california's air safety standards. a "60 minutes" report showed some of the flooring made in china had high levels of formaldehyde. lumber lick did iters stock -- liquidators stock plunged 70%. perhaps this is a big step putting this behind them. >> about beer sales are down except one particular kind? tell us more. americans are thirsty for craft beer. new numbers show that craft beer makes up 21% of the american beer market. it is a huge jump in just the last two years. it comes as overall beer sales are actually down, which i find hard to believe, but i guess the numbers don't lie. stefan? >> i think you are right about that. jill, thank you so much. welcome back to your vacation. breaking news in brussel. cbs news reports authorities have arrested a suspected isis bomb-maker linked to tuesday morning's deadly explosion that targeted an airport and metro train station in brussels. that suspect has been identified. investigators believe his arrest could be a major blow against what appears to be a deadly isis terror cell inside western europe. coming up after the break. morning. >> i'm stefan chase. this morning, we have emma of a costly special session. >> lauren haviland is in the newsroom with the story of a north carolina man with ties to yesterday's attacks. first, let's go straight to alyssa corfont to find out next what you can expect. >> the sunshine will warm us up nicely. i'm expecting highs in the 70s later today. we're far from that mark right now. we are looking, though, at pretty clear conditions. sunrise happens right around 7:14. so we'll see it spread across the horizon. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. nice jump as we start off our day. 49 in durham. 49 in henderson. roxboro all morning long, 43 in sanford and again raleigh, we're at 50. we could dip into the upper 40s by 8:00 a.m. and then we start to climb. gusts could be as strong as 25 miles per hour. it's certainly going to be a windy day for us. with the dry conditions, it could be dangerous. highs this afternoon of 76. we're back to 73 by 6:00 p.m. more 70s tomorrow before the chance for rain arrives. i'll let you know when you need the umbrella coming up in your storm team forecast. kristin, how's it going? >> good morning, everyone. things are looking okay on most roads on the triangle right now. if you are hitting the roads right now at i-85 and i-40, looking okay as you can see from that picture there. traffic is moving smoothly. area. elsewhere. we did have an earlier are wreck that was on i-40 eastbound in johnston county near benson. the rack has now been clear you can still use caution if you are traveling in that area, but things are definitely improving johnston county. looking at a 16-minute drive from 440 to wade avenue. more weather and traffic updates coming up in a few minutes. we want to get right to breaking news on the attack in brussels. the suspected isis bomb-maker reportedly arrested in brussels. lauren haviland has the breaking details. lauren, what do you know? >> reporter: cbs reported to that the suspected isis bomb- maker is in police custody. if is believed he may have built the bombs for both the brussels attack. belgian media reported that the police had taken the 25- year-old into custody in brussels this morning. officials did not immediately confirm the reports, but again, it is reported that he is arrested and was arrested in brussels. maker believed to be in police custody at this time. we'll continue to follow this breaking news on wncn.com and cbs north carolina. back to you in the studio. >> we also know about one man living in brussels who used to call north carolina home. rob denny was born in wilson but has been living in brussels for about a year now. denny says -- >> reporter: kentucky native carolyn moore was with her daughter stephanie. stephanie is now missing. >> my husband called the american embassy, and they are looking for her. >> reporter: three american mormon missionaries were also at the airport. richard, joseph, and mason were all hurt. it wasn't the first time wells faced terror. he was a block away when the boston marathon bomb went off in 2013. his parents spoke to him on the phone tuesday. >> mason, i'm going to catch a >> reporter: quinnipiac university students narrowly escaped the airport bombings. they are all safe, and despite the close call, vow to continue their trip through europe. >> she's telling us she's planning on continuing her trip because she said if she so she's going. >> reporter: as some persons worry about loved ones in brussels, here at home, authorities are trying to prevent an attack with heightened security in places like times square. at major airports, passengers are met with heavily armed officers on patrol. >> what we haven't seen is directed attacks. that's what we saw in paris. that's what we just saw in brussels, and that's what we have to be prepared for, obviously. don champion, cbs, north carolina. and this morning, we know more than about one man now living in brussels who hughesed rob denny has been living in brussels for about a year now. denny says the location of the attacks tuesday was just blocks away from his home. following it, he describes hearing sirens and helicopters for hours. denny says he's very familiar with the airport and subway systems and describes the airport in brussels as an easy target for terrorists because everything is centralized. rather than anger and hate, he says the city of brussels is coming together to help one another. >> today was a horrible day in brussels, but it could have been much worse. we should be strong. we shouldn't hate. we shouldn't condemn. it just makes it worse. >> we've also learned a raleigh man, mark noel was waiting for a flight back to atlanta. he went to buy magazines when the first attack happened. he says it was an act that may have saved his life. you'll find all of the stories in a special section of our web site. just scroll over the news tab on the home page. the goal is to block a charlotte ordinance to allow transgenders to use the bathroom of the gender they identify. this is costing taxpayers thousands of dollars. emma? >> reporter: yeah, and it's also been pretty unpopular with republican lawmakers, some who say it will do whatever it takes to overturn it. under this ordinance, like you said, people will be able to use the bathroom with which she identify with. several ordinances like this have been cast in other cities around the country. the charlotte councilman who vote for it spoke out and doesn't think it will harm anyone. >> it hasn't happened in columbia, south carolina. it hasn't happened in charleston, south carolina. >> if they're concerned for the dignity and safety and well being of women and children and other citizens that will either live in or visit the city of charlotte, they ought to be concerned and understand that this is a very, very important issue. >> reporter: the legislature is expected to convene for this special session this morning at 10:00. stefan? >> emma, there is some concern that today's special session could be about more than just a bathroom issue, right? >> reporter: yeah there is. governor mccrory sent out a letter yesterday saying that he expects that what's discussed in today's special session is only going to be aboutle bathroom issue. he says anything else, they should just hold it and wait for a regular session. i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> on top of the story for us. thank you so much. stale ahead? what's going on because we're in disbelief. >> four lives lost. freshmen women all killed in a tragic trash. on the road to the sweet 16. the blue devils already in california. you can join the send-off party for the tar heels. we've got details on both teams after the break. alyssa? temperatures under the 40s and 50s as we get this wednesday morning started. let's take a look at those. 47 in goldsboro. find out how warm we'll be later this afternoon and when the rain chance will arrive fore welcome back. wednesday morning. we drop to 47 by 7:00 a.m. and we'll stay in the upper 40s through 8:00. then we'll start to see the temperatures climb back to 53 by 9:00 this morning. we're starting to see brighter conditions out there. this is a live picture at the airport. just a few clouds as we start off this wednesday morning. so let's get to temperatures elsewhere. remember yesterday we started in the 20s and 30s and had that frost advisory? not the case this morning. you'll still need a jacket but 40s and 50s will greet you as you walk out the door. 45 in lillington. also in the mid-40s around clayton and fayetteville and goldsboro are both at 47 degrees. we've been talking all day that it could be breezy as you head through the afternoon. so limit that if you can. a high of 76 degrees. ten degrees warmer than we were yesterday. the warmest day of the week tomorrow. chance for rain then thursday night into friday morning. i'll have more on your forecast in just a little bit. right now, we send it over to beairshelle. >> all right, thank you so much. good to see that we're getting a bit of a warm-up here. coach k and his blue devils hoping for the same. getting ready for a matchup with the oregon ducks. he has five more trips to the sweet 16 more than any other after. cbs north carolina's david hurst landed in anaheim overnight. he has more on the team schedule today. >> reporter: good morning from southern california where we are less than 48 hours away from the sweet 16 matchup with duke and oregon. the fourth seeded blue devils are coming off of a strong performance with providence, rhode island for the opening the number one seeded ducks were the pac 12 champs. both teams are slated to practice today. we'll have all of that coverage for you have on cbs north carolina, your only home for march madness cover. david hurst, cbs north carolina. >> thanks so much, david. enjoy the sunshine for the rest of us. now onto the unc tar heels who are hitting the bracketis court staying on social media working to get better every day. their bags are packed. the unc tar heels leave tonight for philly for friday's game. here are the details of the send-off. it's at the smith center on chapel hill. head to entrance d. good luck. david hurst is in california in duke we'll be with the local teams throughout their quest for the championship. college is coming together following a tragedy near campus. the latest following a crash stay with us. welcome back. around 2:30 this morning, we learned about a deadly crash in wake county involving four vehicles. this happened on capital boulevard near wake forest before 4:30 yesterday afternoon. troopers tell us that the dump truck rear ended the minivan. it rear endedded truck in front of it. that truck then struck a fourth vehicle, a car. one of the men that saw it tells us exactly what he heard when it happened. >> all of a sudden, we heard two explosions that sounded like dynamite about two seconds apart. boom, boom. earlier this morning, the highway patrol said the woman in the anyone my van was killed. three other people were injured. the northbound lanes of capital boulevard was closed for hours as authorities investigated. this morning, we are waiting for an update about the conditions of two children involved in a crash in wake county. janelle brown died after her suv collided with a tractor- trailer. an 8 and 11-year-old child were in the suv and beck take ton wake med. north carolina wes leon college is planning a memorial after a car crash killed four college freshmen. this is a follow-up we first brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. the four students killed have been identified. the school says the four were coming back from dinner when the school is providing grief counselors. a successful business partnership out of a school rivalry. cbs north carolina explains how two entrepreneurs created a special product and why it's up next. >> we use our hands to greet each other, express affection, make a good impression. one thing can get in the way of all of that. >> you think sweaty manneds and you don't think of a life- changing problem. for a lot of people, it's embarrassing. >> reporter: david has been trying to dry out his hands since high school. >> i put anti-perspirant on my hands. didn't work. we've been dealing with sweaty armpits for decades, but nobody bats an eye about sweaty hands. >> reporter: my colleague joined david a chemistry major at unc. they turned a dorm room into a makeshift lab, found investors lotion. >> we're up to 250 units a week. we started hearing back from gamers, hunters, athletes and football players, rock climbers. >> reporter: we took some to triangle rock club to see what they thought. >> it felt sticky at fist. i could tell how it will be useful. >> reporter: some use it together with chalk. they think it would be even more useful when nerves result in sweaty palms. >> maybe just during school because during math tests, i get really sweaty holding the pencil. >> definitely before a business interview. i get clammy hands whenever that happens. next they plan to use it for feet. >> you definitely need lotion for those toes because it's plenty of sunshine is what we're attracting for today. get the sandals out. red, set, go, right? looking beautiful adds we head outside. we have a while do enjoy the beautiful picture. the current temperature is 49 in durham. 50 in raleigh. 43 in sanford. fayetteville is checking in at 47 degrees. that's where i expect us to be at 8:00 a.m. this morning. we climb nearly 10 degrees. we see another big jump by noon. 76 the afternoon high will be breezy throughout the day. sustained winds right now acin raleigh. gusts could be as strong as 25 miles per hour later this afternoon. control of our weather it's bringing unseasonably warm temperatures today and tomorrow. as a matter of fact, i think tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. we're out ahead of a cold front. it will bring us showers thursday into friday morning, and then by friday afternoon, we're in the wake of this front. yeah, it will be cooler, but we should see more sunshine to wrap up the workweek. i'm going to breeze through the future forecast. we stay with clear skies overnight tonight. watch what happens, though, on thursday. a few clouds around to start off our morning. as we head into the afternoon, i think we'll see partly to at times mostly cloudy skies. if we're going to see any rain at all, it will be south and east of us throughout the afternoon right along the 95 corridor across samsung county. most of the rain will hold off until overnight and early friday morning. here we are friday morning at meantime today, enjoy the sunshine. enjoy this warmen. lillington, and dunn 77. along the 95 corridor, mid-70s around wilson and rocky mount. 76 is our high here in raleigh. we drop to 52 overnight tonight. pretty mild for this time of year. then that chance for rain thursday into friday morning. we're talking easter on sunday. rain chances right now are starting to back off. i think most of us stay dry in the morning, seeing a few showers in the afternoon. your high on easter will be near 69. 70s are here on monday. let's get a check on traffic before you head out the door. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, everyone. let's start things off with a live look outside right now. this is i-40 and miami boulevard. you can see skies getting brighter. traffic is moving fine in both directions there. traffic volumes are increasing, the major roads around the area. let's look at our traffic map now showing an accident on gorman street south of raleigh right near the i-40 onramp. you may run into slow jones so keep that in mind. you are looking at a 16-minute drive from i-40 to the clayton by pass taking you about 12 minutes. stefan? >> thank you. hearing the case about a deadly officer-involved shooting. the family attorney says the d.a. will ask the grand jury to consider second-degree murder charges against the deputy. he shot livingston three times during an altercation at his spring like home in november. witnesses say he was unarmed at the time. he stands behind the deputy and sheriff says. we'll get to a last look at news before you head out the door. >> first, here's a look at what "cbs this morning" is working on this morning. good morning, gayle. >> good morning to you, stefan and beairshelle. the first beairshelle i ever met in my whole life. we have a team of correspondents covering the terror attacks from any angle after the reported arrests. we also talked with cia insider michael more rell and john miller about the isis threat. ted cruz is in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on the dot. back to you, beairshelle. first one i ever met. >> and we love our beairshelle, gayle. >> thank you so much. nice to meet you, gayle. it's going to be a keep it here on cbs welcome back. now to an update on this been tracking for you at this hour. cbs news is reporting a suspected isis bomb-maker has been arrested in brussels. his dna was found on the paris bombs and he was seen with suicide bombers in brussels right before the blast yesterday. "cbs this morning" will have full coverage coming up in just a few minutes at 7:00. let's change gears a little bit. we're getting a warm-up and a much needed one, i think, after our weekend, right? >> yesterday we started with a frost advisory, so yeah, we deserve warmer temperatures. let's go ahead and take a look outside. a beautiful sunrise taking place. it has dropped to 48 degrees around the raleigh area. certainly remember the jacket as you head out the door. trust me, you won't need it for long. 49 to henderson and roxboro right now. we're at 48 in fayetteville. let's get to your forecast for today. gusts to near 25 miles per hour this afternoon. 68 at noon. warmer than where we were yesterday. avoid burning at all costs today. very dry with those gusts. it could be very dangerous. a couple of accidents this morning. one on gorman street on i-540. and of course you are taking a live look outside at i-40 at the clinton bypass. traffic volumes are picking up. have a safe drive in. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, march 23rd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." the heart of the european union today is rocked to its core. right now a manhunt is under way for the bombmaker suspected in the brussels and paris terror attacks. more than 30 people and injured more than 200. we share the stories of several american survivors. >> police in the u.s. step up security at so-called soft targets. we will talk with nypd commissioner bill bratton and deputy commissioner john miller. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. it is believed that the third man, the one that didn't die, who has been on the run since yesterday morning, has now been arrested. >> a potential breakthrough in the belgian terror investigates. >> raids yielded what is a bomb making factor. >> it is remain closed as the forensic teams go through the wreckage looking for throughs. >> people realize just now vulnerable the transport network remains.